... S.A'iAE OF 'I'TRADE. t~ i r veltzS aa, ^A r. ;21,--AI tihootjh their bas riot been q uite so r it, businesq dwlie to. I:dv as on I iewdily Ilusr, tlI;L rI ba let for yiarl 3;.s beenl Yery Hilm ; thet ?? ?? dlerflurldifig la~rlitil plits. elivi'h are pari IV i a 'ded Ii h til ly 1w liitivers, but lichu te*indl I0 di lnilsl tbe SiiitLiie t oft or busiiuoe9. FIv Siome dth-eriptioinis ?? g- d l s ...

... i?iirkru*W, &c. ?nm the Leizdoii Gaxette of Frida?', A?r? c From thc Lonsdont 6:aette of Fridoy,Aipril 17. Id JACE;SON. George J seph, shorebroker, Liverpool, to surrender ?? Aprrtl 2ft snd 51lay 20., at twelve, at tble Ltverpcol District I- Court. Attorney. Pembertcn. Ltverponl Flt7DBN. Thomnas, shoemaker, Liverpool, to surrender Many 1 as nd 29. at eleven, nt tbe Liverpoool Dietric~iCourt. ...

... Ates REVIEW 0F' THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. we Mfrn TV Mark-Lane ExSre ,March 30.] Id No material alteration has taken place in the position of the y;corn trade since our last; the reduced state of the stocks In the ly hands of merchintls,nillers, and dealers, and the very moderate as Nature of the supplies brought forward by the growers, have, ig, however, prevented any reaction occurring in ...

... EDINBURGHI SHARE LIST. S.LTrLRDOA.Y, APRIL 4, 1S46. lilsd I Lat cn~ '2'o-I Iayo L8 aleg. -. I ?? i~Q. Desciptin ci stok. itioo.?' On Chuange. Per Cect.' Bans j !£I £ s. d.i i. .06 Bank of Scotland. -oo 0oa e224 0 0 8 British Linen Co° -100 ' 4 10 O 7 Caledonian ?? 0 i 10 i4 0 °0 6 CiterosfClas. Bank- 20 1 1631 17 6 6 :ciydesdale3a11k.}~'3100 161 0 (5 6 Ccrnmereial Bzn lna :10 110 0 r, ...

... Though the advices from the north of Europe do not quote prices of wheat much lower, still from their general tenor it is not difficult to perceive that the continued dulrfess in the trade in England is beginning to have material influence on the other side, and that sooner or later the. value of the article will accommodate itself to the rates current in this country. As yet, however, prices ...

... (From the Liverpool Chronicle.) The failure of Messrs. Carne ami Tclo, extensively engaged the Russian trade, following on that of Messrs. Stockdale, has produced some uneasiness during the week. The liabilities of the firm exceed, it said, 120,000/. this stoppage, the Liverpool and the Borough Banks suffer—the latter severely. Misfortunes seldom come singly, and the fact of the Borough being ...

... I CITY, PRIDAY EVEONIN*. The commercial find trading classes are positively panting TdeEire to see L ord Dalhousie's Railway Relief Bill; they fr .rfal lest Sir Robert Peel should shirk the responsibility ore, , it imperatie for the majority of Shareholders not onl lo petition Parliament to have the Railway carried on bld Wise to enter into an agreement to sign a new Parlia. meutail deed, in ...

... T.IE CLOTH-TING MANUFACTUIRIES. WOOL. 'rsi Woot. T'euias, Twl,s':-v, TIsrmtt-lsnariset for wo01 olrotsssees cisll. las tag ?? sweat: latidig I a-slsy Meimasepors- liav ime 1-atf L talc': of wl~kl ts;: wcre fi-asia Spain, :1I fro, lts Caeof I load i a; , 74front VCiipasrcaie, 724 It-oa S~yd: -y. 347 frcssot oeys-out, 15-4 frot Cieissaumisy, 141; [rans Egypt, and 515 frost Tssrksey. Aeecosnas ...

... LOSS' OF TRlE SlIP IEJNIj Ny CIA 1. [Flonm the Xcin' i'ak M1'rrir ?? of marthi 12.] WIe rl'g'ret it) be Dbiped !o rveordf thefoi of' thisa noleli l,ictiit SIp,)) hiel.og'foe to the Liverpoosi, e111 of Gr~itinIlif, Miiltuilrlad(. 51h0 w drivein odiore 0o ?? i Iltlitoiit Iw tl'2f12 Wltotit, Oil ?? Beltele, about one min Ie :11It I d II huf iiittri oIf' file plare w'tere the Joo Tmllinti-rn Wilt ...

... RBlVIE ll (f thf BJI'ITlSJI CORN TRADE .Db'G THE PAST WEEK. I'mbimtiir time propose dt a lterationi itt time er ni Ill mw s mmiii om- m miii mmii lie m a dmmle, cc i nim ts mi to m miii ii m mmt met (it d iummbt it i- m m -c t mi mmt( ti m e m e ml itiiu t d im mce m Im mi mity l ai t ap hI iii t e ,;s mint mm l;am g I'd It i Itm mt. W 'ilim tubs aiti iiitii ttii nl t. p o inti mmm oimi -ttmt ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZElTTE Tuesday, April 14. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. C. COLLINS, yarn-dealer, Kiadernihnster. BANKRUPTS. T. GsoOHrArM, baker, Chard, Somersetshire, ro surrender Anrn 2:1 and May 21, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, sxeter. .1r. lrna- manofficial assignee, Exeter; solicitors, hlr. Donmoett. Chard; ?? Church, Bedford-row; and Mr. Terrell, Exeter. J. WALLAcE, tea-dealer, Durhans, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY.-Last week's arrivals of English wheat, barley, an ats, were tolerably good, and of full average quality, while those of mal t were somewhat extensive.Ooteknd of grain, as, well as flour at home produce, the supplies were rather liitd From Scotland very little grain of any description caine to hand. The same remark may be applied to the Irish supplies, as wl as those ...